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The goblin fidgets a moment before saying in a low tone, "In his chambers."

Craw [Fighter - AC 17 - HP 13]

Craw slowly approaches Erevan and the goblin, hands on his belt. "I'll be guarding the entrance until you are done" He mutters. He then strolls towards the Southwest entrance of the cave, leaning against the wall there and keeping his eyes open for any sign of trouble.

Erevan acknowledges Craw with a nod, then returns to his goblin prisoner. "Very good," he says. "And where would we find this chamber?"

The goblin looks defeated, staring at its feet. "South. Stay south."

"There!" Erevan says. "You have done well. Know that you should never match wits with, or hope to outsmart an elf.

Gentlemen, we have our information. Our goblin friend here has held up his end of the bargain. What shall we do next to hold up ours?"

Vincentio Senereno [Wizard - AC 10 - HP 5]:

Says,

" I say we head south & pay this Klaw a visit ! "

" Still we should watch that he is not sending us into a trap. "

"Agreed," Erevan concurs. "Maybe our goblin friend could lead the way. What say you, friends?"

Craw [Fighter - AC 17 - HP 13]

Craw sniffles. "Good enough for me. I'll keep an eye and an axe on him. Let's go"

You unbind the goblin snitch (what about the others?) and head through the south passage. The passage is short compared to the other passages you have traversed being around 30 feet in length. Three more sleeping pallets ring a recently extinguished fire pit. A ramp curves along the western side of this room, sloping up to yet another passageway.

Need passive perception rolls from everyone.

Leaf nods in agreement and follows the party out of the room, glancing around with some anxiety.

Leaf's passive perception is 16.

Erevan's passive perception is 12.
[1d20] = 1
Not that he noticed anything this time.

Sorry. Did that wrong. Still getting used to the system when using rules on the fly Passive Perception, or Passive anything, is NOT a dice roll. "A passive check is a special kind of ability check that doesn't involve any die rolls. Such a check can represent the average result for a task done repeatedly, such as searching for secret doors over and over again. or can be used when the DM wants lo secretly determine whether the characters succeed at something without rolling dice, such as noticing a hidden monster.
Here's how to determine a character's total for a passive check:
10 + all modifiers that normally apply to the check
If the character has advantage on the check, add 5. For disadvantage, subtract 5. The game refers to a passive check total as a score." PHB (175)

pipes84 wrote:my passive perception is 14
and sorry I got confused at the map... you said the ramp leads to a upper passageway, but is it the only way out of the room?

From your vantage point as you enter the chamber, the only passage you see is the ramp leading out towards the west.

Re: Passive Perception, never mind. Their Stealth roll was so pitiful that everyone passes.

As you enter the chamber you see six goblins scattered throughout in a hideous attempt to hide. They are all holding short bows, the strings drawn tight with arrows at the ready.

Initiative.

Craw [Fighter - AC 17 - HP 13]

"Archers! take cover" yells Craw to the others
Initiative: [1d20-1] = 16-1 = 15

Vincentio Senereno [Wizard - AC 10 - HP 5]:

Just moves out of the way of the archers to let them do their thing.

Urdua: sorcerer 1: AC 11: HP 8

Init: [1d20+1] = 10+1 = 11

I immediately dive for cover and prepare to defend myself!!

Leaf draws her bow and scans for a target.

Init: [1d20+2] = 6+2 = 8

Erevan, elf wizard

Init: [1d20+2] = 17+2 = 19

Erevan prepares a ray of frost, but doesn't fire yet.

Vincentio Senereno [Wizard - AC 10 - HP 5]:

Vincentio decides he will also prepare a Ray of Frost: [1d20] = 14
Not sure of any bonus to Init.